You can enjoy a really cheap night out.
best thing
Both offer great lunchtime food at
cheap prices.
worst thing
Talking of soup, you can find the best
freshly-baked bread (& meals) at Bakerie
in the Northern Quarter. If stew and
bread, sandwiches, bread baskets, toast
or even just fresh bread is your ‘thang’,
this is the place for you! Located nearby,
their sister restaurant Pie & Ale, has
fresh pies on offer alongside some
fine ales.and sour cream. On Sundays,
you even get free fries! If you are after
Asian grub, Hunters BBQ is a late-night
cafe’ specialising in game curries. It’s
grubby chic at best with mismatched
crockery, cheap cutlery and a slightly
tatty interior – it adds to the charm as
you tuck into pheasant, rabbit, venison
or even quail! Croma Pizza provides a
nice meal without breaking the bank;
affordable pizza in a stylish setting. The
quaint Richmond Tea Rooms are housed
in a pretty, traditionally-decorated venue
where you can sip tea and coffee or eat
amazing cakes and sandwiches in style.
If you like soup – perfect on a cold, wet
Mancunian day – you have some great
choices. SHLURP! Soup Bar and The
Soup Kitchen pride themselves on fresh,
seasonal and locally-sourced ingredients,
which are prepared, cooked and sold on
that day. Both offer great lunchtime food
at cheap prices.
It rains nearly every single day.
Talking of soup, you can find the best
freshly-baked bread (& meals) at Bakerie
in the Northern Quarter. If stew and
bread, sandwiches, bread baskets, toast
or even just fresh bread is your ‘thang’,
this is the place for you! Located nearby,
their sister restaurant Pie & Ale, has
fresh pies on offer alongside some
fine ales.
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HIDDEN GEMS
If you want something a little off the
beaten track, a must see is the stunning
John Ryland’s Library. Regarded as one
of the most beautiful libraries in the
world, it doesn’t disappoint. It’s Gothic
architecture – inside and out – transforms
you to a different world. There are great
exhibitions to see alongside Medieval
illuminated manuscripts dating back
to the 1400s. It may not be an obvious
destination in the city, but it is certainly
the most impressive – an amazing place
to learn, visit and study in!
Wherever you are in the city, you will
see the rolling hills of the Pennines on
the horizon. Never forget that the Peak
District is literally on your doorstep; a
short car or train journey will take you
to some of the most beautiful, idyllic
countryside the UK has to offer.
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